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KIPDA Regional Water Management Council
Meeting Agenda
April 14, 2015
1:30 p.m.
Activity
Action
1.
Call to Order
Russ Rose – Vice-Chairman
2.
Council Member Roll Call
KIPDA
3.
Minutes
Approval
A. January 13, 2015
4.
Kentucky Infrastructure Authority Report
SRF Discussion
Adam Scott – KIA
5.
Water Coordinators Report
David Abell – KIPDA
A. New Projects
County
Oldham
Trimble
Applicant
Louisville Water
Company
City of Bedford
Discussion/Approval
WRIS
WX21185052
SX21223013
Project Title
Halls Hill Road
Phase II
Sewer System
Expansion
Estimated Cost
$354,000
$1,015,000
6.
Other Business
Discussion
7.
County Updates
Discussion
8.
Salt River Regional Wastewater Report
Mark Sneve – Strand Associates
9.
Public Comment Period
Discussion
10.
Adjournment
Approval
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MINUTES
KIPDA REGIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT COUNCIL
KIPDA Burke Room
11520 Commonwealth Drive
Louisville KY 40299
January 13, 2015
The KIPDA Regional Water Management Council met at 1:30 p.m. on
January 13, 2015, at KIPDA, 11520 Commonwealth Drive, Louisville, Kentucky.
Members in attendance were:
Jimmy Simpson, Chairman, Henry County Water District #2, Henry County
Ed Basquill, Oldham Co. Environmental Authority, Oldham County
Ted Chisholm, Lagrange Utilities Commission, Oldham County
Steve Eden, West Shelby Water District, Shelby County
Bill Eggen, US 60 Water District, Shelby County
Pete Hedges, North Shelby Water District, Shelby County
Jerry Kennedy, Bullitt County Sanitation District, Bullitt County
Matt McAllister, City of Eminence, Henry County
Russ Rose, Oldham County Water District, Oldham County
Rob Rothenburger, Judge Executive, Shelby County
Andrew Stark, Trimble County Water District #1, Trimble County
David Voegele, Judge Executive, Oldham County
OTHERS IN ATTENDANCE
REPRESENTING
Jarrett Haley
David Abell
Zach Herzog
Bev Claxon
Eric Dennison
David Jenkins
Adam Scott
Jeff Abshire
Karen Diggs
Debbie Landrum
Jamie Johnson
KIPDA
KIPDA
KIPDA
KIPDA
KIPDA
RSA
KIA
KIA
KIA
KIA
KIA
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Rob Campbell
Laura Kurtz
QK4
Burgess & Niple
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Simpson called the meeting to order at 1:30 p.m.
ROLL CALL
Ms. Claxon called roll. There was a quorum.
MINUTES
Mr. Rose moved to approve the minutes of the October 14, 2014, Regional
Water Management Council meeting. Mr. Eggen seconded. Judge Voegele
abstained. Motion carried on a voice vote.
KIA REPORT
Adam Scott from the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority (KIA) reported that
there is no grant money. It has been this way for about four years. Mr. Scott
emphasized that there is a need for planning. The most important part of planning
is how the project is going to be paid for. KIA is looking at how to open up the
water resource information system data to systems, for them to input some asset
information. Mr. Herzog has been going out and GPS collecting. That is one of the
things that KIA partnered with the ADDs. Getting information to the ADDs is one
of the very important parts of planning. Even though there is no grant money, other
agencies use the info that has been gathered among the ADDs to make decisions in
their jobs.
TRAIN 2 RETAIN
Melissa Brothers, owner of Train 2 Retain, gave a presentation stressing the
importance of training operators for operating water and sewer systems. She
explained the classes and hours that are involved in the training.
WATER COORDINATOR’S REPORT
Mr. Abell reviewed the new water projects and asked for approval from the
Council.
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NEW WATER PROJECTS
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COUNTY:
Oldham
APPLICANT: Oldham Co. Water District
WRIS NUMBER: WX21185051
ESTIMATED COST: $4,000,000
PROJECT TITLE: Central Service Area Water Tank
PROJECT NARRATIVE: Installation of a 2,000,000 gallon elevated tank
in the Central Service Area. The exact location of the tank will be
determined by engineering. The total project cost is $4,000,000.
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COUNTY:
Bullitt
APPLICANT: Bullitt Co. Fiscal Court
WRIS NUMBER: SX21029034
ESTIMATED COST: $8,500,000
PROJECT TITLE: Four Roses Bottling Expansion
PROJECT NARRATIVE: Build a new Bottling facility on the existing
premise of Four Roses Warehouse & Bottling. The building will house two
bottling lines and associated processing. There will be approximately 75
people on site and potentially 100,000 visitors per year (day time). All
current waste treatment is expected to go the Bardstown municipal sewer
system. This project demands that the facility have additional waste water
treatment that it currently does not have. The choices are; build a package
waste treatment facility on site, or; hood on to a municipal system in
Bardstown.
Judge Voegele moved to approve the projects. Mr. Chisholm seconded.
Motion carried unanimously on a voice vote.
ELECTION OF NEW OFFICERS
Mr. Chisholm moved to re-elect the 2014 chairman and vice chairman of the
KIPDA Regional Water Management Council. Mr. Kennedy seconded. Motion
carried unanimously on a voice vote.
WASTEWATER PLANNING - SALT RIVER REGIONAL WASTEWATER
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Mr. Abell reported on the final Salt River Regional Wastewater Workgroup
on January 12, 2015. Entities from Oldham, Bullitt, and Jefferson counties
attended. They gave their 90% report and evaluated what it looks like for the
region for the three alternatives. One wants to stay the course, the second was
some synergy in northern Bullitt County, and third was the Hite Creek area of
Oldham County. The third one was like a super-regional, very large plant.
The report is just about final and will be given to the Workgroup and they
can decide what they want do with the information.
STORMWATER PLANNING
There was a discussion on stormwater planning and how it should be
mapped and planned out. There is also a need for financial planning to pay for the
repairs for stormwater infrastructure.
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
Chairman Simpson thanked everyone for attending the meetings of the
KIPDA Regional Water Management Council. Even though there is no grant
money, it is important to know that the Council is strong by the attendance and
interest in these meetings.
ADJOURNMENT
Mr. Rose moved to adjourn. Mr. Chisholm seconded. Motion carried
unanimously on a voice vote.
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